Credit Europe Bank announced today to change its identity, arguing that the new name “reflects the bank's commitment to provide modern, transparent and client -focused banking services, both corporate and individual customers.”
Credit Europe Bank changes its name. Photo archive
Credit Europe Bank will be called Nexent Bank, but this change will not affect existing relationships with its customers, the bank representatives said.
“The transition to Nexent Bank is a strategic necessity for a better alignment with today's dynamic business landscape. The new identity reflects the bank's agility, digital ambition and customer -oriented mentality, designed to support the growth of more clarity and innovation. Nexent Bank”, Said Senol Alloglu, CEO of Credit Europe Bank NV
“Nexent Bank will rely on the strengths of Credit Europe Bank and its successful products, with a clearer name and modern tools. We are prepared for the future and we are as dedicated to always grow with our customers, with correctness and transparency in the center of all our actions”, Said Yakup çil, country manager Romania.
The preparations for rebranding are in progress, the complete transition being expected around the middle of 2025. The bank will inform all its customers and partners during this process, which is designed to be transparent, without any impact on existing products and services.
In Romania, Credit Europe Bank offers a wide range of products and services for individuals, SMEs and corporations. Credit Europe Bank has opened a new chapter in the field of digitalization and technology, introducing Apple Pay and Google Pay, launching Monet, the new mobile banking application for all customers, as well as the Advantage SoftPos app. At the same time, the institution's website was relaunched, a new version of the Mobile Advantage2Go application was launched and a new interface of the Internet Banking platform was presented.
Member of the Dutch Financial Group Credit Europe Bank NV, the bank has been active since 1993, when it worked as the industrial and commercial credit bank, becoming Finasbank (in 2000) and then, in 2007, following a rebranding process, receiving Credit Europe Bank (Romania) SA. Starting January 1, 2025, the bank has become a Dutch parent branch, operating under the name Credit Europe Bank NV Amsterdam București Branch, following an intragroup with Credit Europe Bank NV
